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t. 1 6. • ( 4-4,44.414 w • Wr ;" ,4 4 1 P • 0,„" , 10, - 1 ,3 :1: _ , • - 'kp.w . - P-4,1 t.(*, • N 40.-j , • ' . 411Vji . g :YR 4 "CV , • . • • r j.• f:a , _ , . . . ICUIVIBER 51.2 I.] MONDAY,. JA 30 ) 180 c). . . • EviticE sot:ri:Ntki Pit.TUALLINC-drtICE, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. TO -MORROW BVENING, Jan. 01, 180 go will be performed MAN AND 'WIFE ; Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. The Characters by Mr. HOLLAND. Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. WROUGHT() N, Mr, JOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS, 'Mr. SMITH, { ALL SCRIVEN, Mr. MAODOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS, Mr. WEBS, ' Mts. HA RLOW E, Mrs . . JORDAN, Mrs. H. SWOONS, Mrs. SCOTT. • • , • wan ~ BLUE BEAAD ; • Or, FEMALE CUI(POOITY. Abornclique (Blue Kiard), ;V1P..1,11. • AY MOND ; Ibrahim, Mr. MAT EXVS ; Serial, Mr. 1. SNI rrti ; Shaeabae, Mr. LA &NISI* R ; Hassan, Mr. SCRIVEN ; Fatima, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; . Irene, Miss LYON ; Beds, Mrs. ULAN 1). its 66. Scowl Price 3s.—rPit 3s.ed.-...Second Price as.— Gallery 26. Se.cooki Prir i e ts.—Upper Gallery ms. Second Price 6d.--No Money to be returned. Places for fife - Boxes to be takenot Mr. Spring, at the . Box,. Office, Rusull.street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at . Half past Six. The new Comedy of Man and Wife; or, Mere Secrets than One, was again received throughout with the highest marks of 4PProbation, and will be repeated pn Friday next. •On Wednesday will be "revived (not acted these 2,0 years) the TragedY of Cato: Cato, by Mr. Wrightjrom the Thea— tre Royal, Edinburgh, being his first appearance on this Stage; after which, The Mayor of Gateau. On Thursday, 'the new Drama of Venoni ; with the re. hived Comedy of'The Midnight flour. On - Saturday, the Comic Opera of •The Cabinet. SALES OP ESTATES, ... • opyLETT.'s BIBLE. THE SECOND P 4,111 o — f this Wdric will lippear ..„, 9h the first of lebrui . ry, ' t he Royal at 0. and the Ferny a,t 7s. Perth si in distant parts of the KingdOM, *lii) address themselves to the Publisher for Part l published obi the first of ',winery, are respee,tfully referred to their regular BoiAsellers. ankthe'Country'ReoktSellers arc referred to their LondouAgent. for any number lr ss than twenty.five Copies, A New Edition is already limiting . of 'the Royal paper, Part 1. llridge-street, lan. 27, 18a9. WARWICKSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE. To BE SOLD t3Y AUCTION, At the Bull's Head Inn, in Hinckley, in the County of Le- caster, on Tuesday,. 'Feb. lgog, at.tiveo'Clock. in the Afternoon, in Lots, - - r , HE MANOR, or reputed MANOR of BUR- I TON HASTINGS i , comprising several very iietirabfc and improvable ' Freehold Estates, Tythe free,'advantageously situated in the Parishes of Burton Hastings and Wolvey, and in the extra Parochial Hamlet of Sttetton Baskerville, in the County of Warwick, about three miles from 1-lirickley, four from Nuneaton, nine train Atherstone and Coventry, ten froni - Lutterworth, is from Leicester, and twenty from War wick, and interseded by the Ashby Canal; containing, in the whole, 728 Statute Acres, more or less, of , excellent Grazing and Cultivated Land,. with superior Buildings'and Homesteads, now its the occupation of 'Messrs. Lawrence, Gilbert, Maine, and Spires; together with the Advowson the perpetual Curacy of Burton Hastings fzfiiresaid. Also will be.sold by Au Lion, at the Bell Inn, at Halford Bridge, in the County of Warwick, on Friday, the 17th Day, of February, 18 , asi, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Let. A Valuable and tmproveable FREEHOLD E STAIN; called UPTHROP AIANOB. FARM, situated in the - Parish of Aldermaston,: in the County of Worcester, about five miles from Shipston upon Stour, six II•om ,Stratford upon Avon, and twelve from Wowick, consisting oi. a Substan tial-buia Faun Houso, with suitable Outbuildings, anti 2.4 Statute AcreS, more.or less . ? t' very improireable Land, now. in the occupation of Mr. ‘illlliani Purser, as Tenant at Will. , To be viewed by applying to the reapelilive Tenants, of whom printed E l articulara may be had, and a Map of the lint. ton Hastings Estates may be seen, and Particulars had, at Mr. Tomlinson's, time hull's Heal Inn, in f Buckley ; ,also of Mr.'Greening, Solicitor, Nuneaton; and a lap of Upthrop may be seen, and Particulars had, at• Mr. Coxe's,. the Bell Inn, at Haltbrd. Pri..ted Particulars of the whole may also be had of. the Printers of the Warwick, Coventry, and cester Papers, and at the Grecian Corfee House, in London. And for further . inforinatiOn, .applications .may be made td 1. C. Still, Esq. East Knoyle, near Salisbury. Wilts; or to Mr. Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, Derpn, tas 04. THE CO4.I6gSNIVERSJOr .P7C7'tk4f..J.elA4 HIS 1 1 14,7ESTY'r NAVY do itereb, eve Notice, 14,0 t qn Tuesday, the 7th ,rehruact nexti they , tail! 4t read." to re. eelve Tenders, in writing (scaled up), and treat for Fifty :rime of CHGSFIIitE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE.; or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE ej equal goodue;s,`to Le delivered fecfiitilloPtib, into Hit iildirtlyti Pittuallbtg Birder at Portttn6ulA; and to be paid for by prtjahle, with imtrert ,, tvincy day: after date, The Conditions of iht Contratt may br teen at :hr S'eerttary'.! Ogre. • MISS HILL'S NOVEL. This Day was published, In Three Volumes. price iss, in boards. HE FOREST of CONIALVA,A NOVEL. A:Containing Sketches oll'artug,4l and Spain, fart of Rance. • • Printed lbr R. Phillips, No. 6, Dxidge.tareet, Illackiriars,. No regard 11411 le i had to an . ), Te,nder in 'which the Prke :haft not begativrted ik word, at length, or thdt hall not he delivered to ke board hr/ore One o'Clock on the said Tker,hy, the 7t4eet TeAruesey next. star :enter:. Ike who makes the rfk• tic?, or 4one Palo* on kit hetes.% ducted:, 14 attiwtr, 'edam tailed for THE NEW COMEDY. ' ' • , • This D:iy was published, price Half-a-Crown, • . Tile Sixth Edition, ". MA N and WIFE; or MORE SE6II ETS THAN ONE . ; a Comedy ip Five Ails, as'it is perforating at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Ily S. J. ARNOLD, Esq. Filmed for RI C II A RD PHILLIPS, No. 6, l3ricige-street; and srot,t by Goddard and . Chap*. Pall. Mall ; Booker, Bond-street ; and li. all Bookiellers in Town end Country. ' - ' t. 1' whom may be had,' THE SOLDI ER's DAUGHTER, Twelfth Edition, by ' A. Cherry, Esq. price as. 6d. THE. CURLEW, Seventh Edition, price zs. Sri: • rkruilLt.mb , -Orpiim , • TE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING Ilis sllajesty", Navy do &rely give Notice, That, on Tuerday, (be 14Th of Feirsiary next, they will be rt:.,i‘ty to re. ceive Tenders in uniting (tealed,up), and great /Or Four Hien. etd Cbdldrons (each consisting of 36 Bwrbels, Wirrybester Adm. sure) of I Tl"s TAN Fi ELD MOOR COALS; ow C.cs 4/ equal gesslners.; to be delivered In a , whole Carp, or Carg , ..er, one bill thereof as soot as possisle, and the other ball in the space of two Months :Iron tbc date of the Consraa, tuinds and tutather termitting—alonglide'thi Wharf of Hit . illafesOls Ph//walling , Premises at. P'ymouth and Soutbdown ;,. 4nd it be paid hr by ,payable, Interest p nikety days alter date, The Condi:hots of the iontrael mho , be seen at the &prelacy's o.lfiee. . LIFE OF THE LATE RT. HON:WILLIAM PITT, liy tokm GiFioßy. Printed for T. CADELL W. DAVIES, Strand. THE Author .finding himself incapableof d 6 - - the events of str interesting and important at period, within the limit which he originally prescribed to himself; and the Publishers having been honoured with in- timations froM many of Mr. Pitt's most dim inguiShed friends, that a more elegant: Edition than that hitherto announced, would be highly acceptable; the Public is respectfully in formed, that k the Work .will be brought for Ward, early in the Month or iVlaynext, in the three following forms, viz. :- 1. Thie hundred Copies, splendidly printed in three Vols. Imperial Quarto; which will be faithfully appropriatcd.ec T cording to the dates of orders received:' • -- • -- ~_. 'No regard: will he had to atut Tendel , in qu6le4the Yi ire 3h,111 'lathe ittortsdin wards atiengas; or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloc:4 on the said Faesdaji tOe 14th (t February next, nor unless the Pe:ion Icha nra key toe Tendrr, at tam Pertan an hit kb.ilf,attends,ta answer, when e2lled 'THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. ° TV-MORROW EVENING , Jan. 3r, 1809,. will be performed :HAMLET PRINCE OF DESTIVARK. Claudius, Kingot Denmark, Mr. CRESVI,ELL.; ' Hamlet, Mr. KEMB LE ; • Polonius, MLA UN DEN ; Laertes, Mt. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY ; ,The Chnst of Hamlet's Father, -Mr, POPE:- Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. S'l'. LEG ER; Ophelia, Miss aoLToN. .• WITH DE LA PEROUSE'i • • Or, THE' DESOLATE ISLAND. \ Perouse (the Navigator), Mr. BOLO.G NA, jun. ; Theodore json of Perouse), Miss WOK° MAN ; Madame Perouse, Miss BRISTOW ; • 'Chimpanzee (an Animal of the DesOlate Island), Master ' 'OSCAR BYRNE . Umba, Miss ADAMS. boxes 6s, Second Price p.—Pit ls. bd. Second Prlceis: —Gallery '2.s 'Second Price is..-;-Upper Gallery ts. Places , for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office, in the Clay-market. The Doors to be opened at.flall past Five, and begin at 4alf past Six. The Pantomime of 'De La Perouse ; or, The Desolate Island, having been received throughout with universal ap. , prob: , ti-n and applause, will be repeated on Wednesday after The Man of the World. On Thursday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of Macbeth ; with P ve r a ded) 4 hew tarce TwQ Acts, Is he a " thee t - Ori Friday, the Conicity of Every Manta his Humour. On Saturday, King I fenny the .Eighth. • CONCERT OF . ANTI ENT ropsw,. N,EW ROOMS, HANOV..F.R.SQL/AkE. THE Right Hon. the Direoors infurt the,sltb. - scribers that the FIRST CONCEkT will be o n 'Wednesday the tad ot • Febritary: '• ' • • The Subscribers are requested to send for their Ticketcat Music s Shop, No. 143 , N ew bood-streert where Sithstript Dirciiall's lens ire received and '1 ickets delivered: • N.B. The Tickets arc now ready for deli Very as above. January, . . WANTS a Situation, out of. Livery, either as , IiUTLER or UPPER SERVANT in a' GentleH' • rnan's Family,'or, Single Gentleman, a single' stead) , Man,, thirty years old, of good Appearance and good .Character ; can Brew, and, understands the Management of the and can make himself otherways useful. No objeaton to Town or Country. pinta (Put-paid) for [, G.at Mrs. altCs l s, N 0.6, Broad. street. Carnaby.market. FIFTEEN HUNDRED.' STATE LOTTERY TICKETS will be postriielf given totfic 'Advelailiers in the NEW LOTT E RY, which is to continence (hawing on the istli of April next—ON E TFI OLISA N 1,) qK,F. Ts' to the first-drawn Prize above 'Fifteen Pounds the First Day of DraWing, add JIVE 1117NDRED TICK ETS . to tile tirst-drawn Prize above Fifteen Pounds on•the Second Day of Drawing, in addition to the other Prizes, viz. , 4 Of 4200 . 00 i 6 of 4' roe, 2 of t 0 ,003 to •of " S oo 2 of /,00l acc. tcc, BIL. The Tickets and Shares are naw on Sale at the old Offices, Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill..and facing the Gate of, the Icing's Mews, Charing Cos s , by 14.1,CHA RDSON, 'GOdOLUCK and Co. .UNE TumusArlp , FIVE HUNDRED TIKETS will be givemott the F I It ST and SECOND TH F. GRAND STATE 'LOTTERY, 'Which begins on the 12,0 of APRIL NEXT, Besides the under-mentioned Prizes. . SCHEME. ./LPTiges of ~, C20,000 ' are . 480somo s. 10,0,00 • • ..... 3 0 , 10 0 '2 • . . . . 5 ,000 • • , to . tic) . . 44 - - 4430 . 1,000 - • • • • • • • 6,004) 600 ` - - • 5,,C00 100 Sn • • - 72,300 .1.4000 'rickets • 200-.000 DAYS OF DRAWING, Wednesday, Aprll 1.2 'Thursday, April 27 . friday, April 2t I Saturd , April 29 f rHI Contractors have permil.sioit of the Lords ref - I IL the Treasury to make a. FREE GI FT of 1,5 0 0 Wh o l e, Tickets, in addition to the Prizetkin the Scheme : FIRST DAV, • : di Free Gift of r,OOO Whole Tickets, for the FirstArawn Prize above I sl. the Numbers of which are as follows : 3,oL)t to 3,t00 6,sot tb 6,60 n 9,00 t .to ,too 4.Sot to 4,600 7,0 , ..a to 7,t00 to,sqt ,to i5.),60. Stool to 5,1001 8,50 r to 8,636 t ',ow to 4ti too 12,5u0t - to - i2,6e0 - , . ... • SECOND DAV. Another Free Gift of coo Whole Tickets, for the First-drawn l'iite above Isl. the'Numbers of which are as follows:` 1 3,001 to 13,100 I i,otio 1 to is, Ino r4,30t to 14,6:0 16,501 10 10,64p0 17,cr0 to t 7, too Tickets and Shares AN sellipg at every Licpseti Lottery. falkt. • COUNTY OF FORFAR.. CAPITAL ESTATE , FOR SALE. • • • ' To Sold by Public Rt/uP, On Wedneiday the .of April, iltog, at Two o'clock, •. Afternoon, within the Royal •Exchangsi. coft4e-flouse, Edinburgh, (it' not previously Disposed ot. by Private TBargain), • HK_ LANDS AND. ESTATE. OF .BRIGTON, in the Parish. of Kinnetiles, situated in one-of the best parts of Strathmore. The great turnpike road from the south to the north passes through the centre of the Estate.--• The house, which is laq,e. and commodious, stands in the middle of a lawn of tweoty acres, upon the water of Kerbet (which torms a piece of water in front of the house), and consists of three public- rooms of large dimensions, ten or snore bed-rooms, and. dressing-rooms, with all household offices. The home farm offices arc complete, two Mach. houses, with stabling lot twenty-four horses.' The gardens and orchard; with brick walls and Betts, arc - in full bearing. and cohsist nearly-of four acres, with about.thirty.acres of wood ofall kinds. ' The present rent of the Estate, including the home farm ofabout one hundred acres, 'anti to which a purchaser may .have immediateracress is about sixteen hundred pounds; • but, upon the expiry of the leases, which (with the eXCep-.' tion of ime) . were let t venty-five years ago on single lives, and mutt, the, course of nature, soon drop, a very great rise may.be depended on. There Are on the. Estate, h flax spinning !pill, and village of considerable extent, which mist in erection eight theukand pounds, arid are Ilt,W of more 'Va.. •Tlihsetall tolhe• ProilliCtOt on cry easy trains, at the ; expiry of the Jeasc, which has.only twc. ty years to run.— The Estate attbrds nearly three l'reehold Qualifications, the valuation being above:Diie *rtioutancl Kintigh Scots. To thosc••who know the place, no descriptive embellish ment is necessary'. To strangers it is not easy in an adver iieinclii ve a . proper idea of the beauty unit convenience of the situation. It is twelve miles front Dundee, three from• the count y. town of Forfar, tWo from Glaintnis . , and twenty front, Perth. • The payment of the price will be made to suit the conve nienee of a purchaser. • Forfurther particulars, application may be Mule to Wat, Douglas. Esq. the . Proprietor, by Glammis ; or to Mr. Year- Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh, • . ' A RESIDENCE IN PERTHSHIRE. . •TO DE LETT, . , Fur such Period as may be Agreed on, - • *. HE MANSION- HO C.l;' Ei)f MYLNITIELD,. - . AL - completely burnished, with Coach.honse and Stable, i&c. The Clarden will either be Lett along with the House,: or the Tenant may be supplied with Fruit and Vegetables' from it at the Market price. . . The Carden, consisting of two Acres, is enclosed with m Stone Wall twelve . feet high, has excellent Hot . Houses,. which, with the Gorden, Are stocked with .the best Fruit Trees, sit in high order'and full bearing. ' The beauty and convenience of this' R e Side nce are well ' known. Is i 4 situated at the eastern extremity of the Carse ofGowrio,..within a quarter of a mile of the River Toy, eighteen miles tram Perth, and four front Dundee, in which are excellent Markets. • It lies very near to the Turnpike Road where the Mail Coaett passes daily. Entry can be given immediately. ' Applications .for further particulars may' be made to Mr. Clralmers, Town,Clerk,- Dundee . ; or to Alexander Pearson, Writer to tine S it Edinburgh. A NEW VOLUM.E. CONTEMPIiItARY BIOGRAPHY. This Jay was published, In a large 06Iavo Volume, price 'l'wei:ve Shillings, in boards, embollished with Portrait-;, PIJBLIC CHAIIAC'VERS at 1300- to ; or; Full and AcCitrale Memoirs of various Persons distitiguitifictl in the Walks of Public Life, in the Senate, the Learned Protessions, the Army and Navy, Diplomacy, Literature, CommerCe, and the Arts. ' :Among the Persons of whom there appear biographical Accounts in the present Volume are the tisilowing, Bishop of St. David's, Colonel A. 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Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet -street; and Verner, Hood, and Sharpe, 61, i) ou I t ry. Pn'r, A Prospectus of the Work may be had of the Pub- Fishers, and of all Booksellers, This Day was published, Price Three Shillings and Sixpence. rrEIE . TRIAL of Lieutenant Colonel MACKEL -4; N, of the Corps of Royal Engineers. by a General Court 'thaw', helti at the Royal Hospital. at Chelsea, on 'Thursday the. 9s It, anti continued Ely adjournment, to Mon. city, the 27th nay al lune, ilia; on Five Charges, preferred against him by Sir Thomas 'raise, K.ll. Lieutenant.C;,e, swat of the Ordnance; ,with Preface and Explanatory Notes. 13y ADAM OLDHAM, Solicitor, Sold by I. Butterworth, Fleet street ; 1. Hatchard, Pic. cadilly ; and J. BurditA, PrOernoster.row. trICTUALLINMOFFER. 27, 1809. !TETE doitiMISSIONBRSfiir 4/A r a "IL BIS AI47ESTY's NAVY do hrrehy give Notice, That ou Thursdqy, the 9th of Febrotatitirext, 41 eleven et tcrk peen' idly in the forenoon; they 'kill .he ready ; to WI, to tke highest bidder; at bis Majesty's rilualling Premises, di Deplfrd, ,whity of plowing Provisions and Pitistallint Store:, viz. 13 regd, Bread Must, Flour; 'Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Cuiianisi , Rice, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oattzleal, Oatmeal Sv"veeP. lugs, Bakehouse Sweepings, Doll, Calavanccs, Stuck Fish, Bags'and Rags, Rici . Bags, Corn Sacks, 1.:Oro Suet, Pork, Picking and other Scraps, 'Sweepings, Tierces, New Board and Doublet Ends, iron Hoops, broken, bent and in faggot*, Worn-out Coopers 'foo!t, a quantity of Vra Wood, Rivet' and Nail Bags,, Old. Butter; Batter Grease, Slush and Scrapings, Cheese, damaged Sugar, ,W bite lopo, Worn-out and Tarred R4e;Uinginki: 214:jetty': Plassalfip g Premises at Prptford. • ilep“it of :41, per rent. is to be made upon the aotliint of enrh Lut At the dine of Sale ; and if the , rmainder cf iLt nta,Oty be tot pald,., and the particular: taken ayva.y,44pithin twenty 'work. intii4j4 afterwards, the DePotii will be forjeitea; and the Cioo4 remoin'the property of the Crown. The ol'hir Conditions may be ,Teen, anti Printid Catalogue., obi), 4. had at the Seereiary's Office. 011 . 10 E O.F ORDN/INCE, "an. 23', 11109: T I FTE OFEICZ,RS yEstp, ORDNANCE do hereby give Mace, i4:t Propotalt will be received at their Off i ce, in Pall 11 xll , on or be. fare IVednerclay the 'sib 'Day of Peornaty next, Iron furl? Per. tont at malt be willing to undertake she supfly of HAIR BROOMS, BRUSHES; and MOPS, for servikenf this De.. torment, for a pericd of There Years, toingb Tenders far the entui7;l.Six Munk: only will be confided. ' Pattern of the Articles may be iiittued upon 4.lV , lfeation at the Storekeeper's ©lice in the Tower, whet e further }tarsi,., eulars, tokether with the Tenn: and Conditions t) the Conti 1, mv , be knoWn, and also at the Se;retav'e Officer, Nati aforesaid, ami Day hetween the hours of Ten and ?Oar 0 5 .C40, lobo e alto the Proposals must be dd;vered, 4r4ted up and in.hrsed, " Proposals for Hair Brooms, Brc." but no Pr,Ttral can be adm :tied alier the said isth Do of ii.hrtia,:y, at Turive.ol-1:,:* al 'owe r j the tame do ; neither will any :limiter be fttit.ed aulett the Party maki.vg it, or an algent In his bebalj; shall attend. - . B) Order of the Bbard, r _ R, CREW, ..Vtereary. This Day W3S published. ,Neatly printed in One law 4io. VOiUttle, price it. 113. in boards, T HE lIISTORY of BARBADOS, from the first Discovery of the Ishnd, in the Year 160 s, ttl,t the Ac ceuipn ot Lord SeAtbrth, (Sol. lty JOHN POYER. I.ooflort : hinted tor I. M. 0411411, 23. rOtiltry. By *hum publishe d , The Critical acv. iv.. INSANITY'. ' Tiais Day was published, mice is- BSEVA*IONS on the MANTAGEVIENT.of the li~l F. ; Gaul particularly ui ilte urtenq Anti iinnorta,n4c ofitumane anti kind tr eatt h ent i n effecting their ;Jute. By TIV.MAS A • R 240 LD i M.U. E t ti ow o f the Royal Concise ot- , Physielan s rind of the 1 19 y, '411 , 111,,(1:vat Society of ELlinborsh Scoior r ital I :ri Y d 6 g i e c : i :t h re t : hc l.l 1 a L e c k ' f L r li i:r te rs t : Leiceiter Lotirkotry, And i r ola Lunatic Asylum. - . L , o l;r d i u h r t , e . d - fur it. 6, Of whan may be hail, lately published', By the same A, u t hor. Observltions on the Nature, causes, anti, PteYen. lions of 1 usanity, Anti the' aPPeatances Diwetian. ,Sft tend Edition, comae:lo4 itrAW9Vcd, it Iwo vols.: price, boArd,so